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(Quote 1) "How many times have you heard the story that we cleaned up Pittsburgh years ago? Do you know that Pittsburgh air is far more dangerous to breathe now[?]... The danger is the gas you do not see—the sulfur dioxide that our environmental scientists tell us is increasing."Public service announcement script, Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1970. (Quote 2) "Mothers are all alike. They spend most of the day washing clothes, washing dishes, washing diapers, dusting and cleaning and scrubbing. A clean house means a clean family. But what about the air? Is someone else out there scrubbing and cleaning the air? Don't hold your breath! FIGHT FOR IT. Attend the public meeting."Public service announcement script, Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1970. Question - Throughout United States history, which of the following groups most typically opposed the perspectives expressed in the public service announcements? *
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